carrot_tit
Gold Member
Wel i work that out as 64 Units so hurrah
I also have terrible tooth ache so cant really be bothered eating!
Gaining weight but losing inches
The number one reason most people exercise is to lose weight. People think that exercise will automatically make them lose pounds on the scale as well as inches on the measuring tape. However, as fat cells get smaller from all the calories being burned in exercise, muscle cells respond by getting stronger and heavier. That's how a flabby body turns into a firm one.
If you don't realize that this change in body composition is taking place, it can be very discouraging to see the scale hardly budge or even climb a few pounds. Whenever people complain to me about this phenomenon, I always ask them if their clothes are less tight. Invariably, they say yes. They have lost in inches. The few who have gained in both pounds and inches are either eating more than they should (both their muscle and fat cells are growing) or are on a very heavy lifting program (muscles are growing faster than they desire).
There are people who are so obsessed with the scale because this is the only way they know how to evaluate their weight loss progress that losing inches or even a clothes size or two is not enough to convince them that they are successful. This is too bad because no one walks around with a sign on their forehead announcing to the entire world what they weigh. If you are one of these people, please try and change this attitude because you will only get depressed over nothing. In fact, you should celebrate your new body composition!